E5 000 registration for ‘Dubais’ auction
MBABANE– The registration fee in mega import vehicle auction has been reduced to E5 000 from E10 000.
Duly instructed by Eswatini Revenue Services (ERS), Eswatini Auctioneers (Pty) Ltd will today sell by public auction, import motor vehicles (populary known as ‘Dubais’), large quantities of used and new tyres, rims, tyres sets and mixed import vehicles body parts.
Interested bidders can view the vehicles at the host venue; ERS Warehouse Lot 502 at Matsapha industrial side next to Macsteel, today, before the auction begins at 11am. Cash payments are not allowed for after sales (large amount of bought car/s) that should be deposited into the bank.
The cars set for auction include Toyota Noah’s, Mazda MPVs,
MOTOR VEHICLE TYPE
Truck MPVs/7 Seaters Isuzu 3 Ton (close Toyota Noah body)
Toyota Hino
TMercedes Vianos, Mini Cooper clubman, BMW 130i. BMW 740i, Mercedes C200, Mazda 3s, Mazda Demio, Toyota Mark X Sedans and many more.
Once potential buyers are done viewing all the items and are interested
Sedans
Mini Cooper clubman
Mazda MPVs BMW 130i Mercedes Viano’s BMW 740i Mercedes C200 Mazda 3s Mazda Demio, Toyota Tean
OTHER ITEMS New tyres
Old tyres
Rims
Tyres sets
Mixed vehicle body parts
HIS is a challenging daily grid to tease your mind and test your ability with numbers.
IT’S SIMPLE: Just fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 through 9. The numbers do not have to add up to anything. in placing their bids, they must register with the auctioneer. This can be done by paying a refundable fee of E5 000 before the auction. “The registration process will require the buyer’s details like phone number, address, and identification such as a passport or driver’s license number. Each registered bidder will be given a bidder’s card with a number used to identify all participants,” Eswatini Auctioneers Pty Ltd clarified.
The auctioneer also emphasised that interested bidders should make sure to pay the refundable amount on the day of the auction but the money used to purchase the vehicles would be deposited in their bank accounts.
They also added that five per cent buyer’s premium is expected and no cash payment is allowed.
All the vehicles are runners and motor parts are in good condition, the auctioneer assured that the reserve prices would be reasonable as some cars are without keys.
The auction will be held today and it will start at 11.00 am.
Enquires related to the auction can be made on 7606 3311/7902 3311.